Review: Rasheed Araeen 'Before and After Minimalism, 1959 - 1974'

Rasheed Araeen 'Before and After Minimalism, 1959 - 1974' - ArtLyst Event

Carlson are in the former Gagosian offices: the Asian-themed Aicon Gallery occupies the former Gagosian gallery space downstairs. But the connection with Pivi is that the among the elegant architecturally-inspired modular minimalism of 1960's Caro enthusiast Rasheed Araeen is the two-part wood construction 'Lovers', which is designed to allow the viewer to arrange it in various different positions.

Araeen, who moved to London after training as a civil engineer in Karachi, riffs further on seriality, kineticism and interactivity in the rest of this appealing partial retrospective. It includes the confidently-named 'Sculpture No 1' from 1965: four I-beams painted the colour of rust.

 

 
Event Date: 17 Sep 2010 to 23 Oct 2010
Review Date12 Oct 2010 10:41
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